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A Second at a Time
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Balance
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70 Years
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The Arms of Someone New Champaign, Illinois
The Arms of Someone New... pre-fi (before there was a lo-fi even).
"Their minimalist
soundscapes... definitely overwhelm the listener with the long disappeared yet passionately revered “cult” sound of Goth’s early days. " (from starvox.net)
Formed in 1983 when Mel Eberle and Steve Jones started collaborating, occasionally teaming up with Nick Rudd, Glenn Graham, Tim Hanafee and others.
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